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Hereâs What (Dealers Said) Sold at the Armory Show (opens the original)
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This week, the world outside the Armory Show has been embroiled in turmoil. Oil and food prices are soaring while mortgage rates topped 7%, which could compel the Federal Reserve to hike interest rates again next month. President Trump and other world leaders traded barbs at the United Nations over the Iran War as a resolution to call for the end of the conflict failed in the Senate. Yesterday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed the war in Gaza was the âopposite of a genocideâ
Artists Fear Displacement as ChaShaMa Forced to Vacate Studios (opens the original)
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A venerable arts organization that provides subsidized studios to artists is losing half of its space inside the Brooklyn Army Terminal, displacing dozens of artists who have worked in the city-run facility for nearly two decades. New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) officials told ChaShaMa in August to empty out its 20,000-square-foot wing on the third floor of Building A by the end of October to accommodate a neighboring tenant that wanted to expand its footprint into the ar
Preserving Ernie Barnesâs Legacy in Paint Tubes (opens the original)
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When artist Ernie Barnes died in 2009, his daughter Erin was left to sort through the vestiges of materials the Los Angeles-based painter and professional football player had accumulated over his decades-long art practice. There were canvases, sure, but also paint tubes, brushes, and containers Barnes kept in the garage that he used as his studio to create vibrant, kinetic scenes of Black church gatherings, football games, and nightlife during the Jim Crow era, including his iconic work âThe S
Mary Heilmann, Painter of Irreverent Abstractions, Dies at 86 (opens the original)
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Mary Heilmann, a pioneering abstract artist who enjoyed a late-career renaissance after achieving global acclaim in her late 60s, died on Long Island on Friday at the age of 86. The Bridgehampton and Manhattan-based painter had suffered complications from a fall, according to a statement from her studio. Originally a ceramicist, Heilmann shifted course to painting after moving to New York, crafting off-kilter, geometric compositions that put an irreverent spin on hard-edged abstraction. She adop
Connecticutâs Artists Have Been Hiding in Plain Sight (opens the original)
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RIDGEFIELD, Connecticut â Connecticut has been home to a thriving community of artists, including Sol LeWitt, Louise Bourgeois, Jasper Johns, Barkley Hendricks, Alexander Calder, Yves Tanguy, and Josef and Anni Albers, among many others. But new generations of artists have been making ambitious works in leafy college towns and sleepy suburban enclaves unbeknownst to many of their neighbors. Thatâs about to change. Over the next six months, the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum is showcasing 40
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